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e. Collagen Disorders
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Mutations that change {{c1::glycine}} into another amino acid cause collagen disease because the collagen helix cannot wind tightly as a result
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Mutations at the {{c1::3'}} end of DNA sequences are {{c2::more}} likely to cause collagen diseases because the triple helix winds up from t…
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Type I collagen contains:
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The type I collagen alpha 1 chain is encoded for by the gene {{c1::COL1A1}}
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The type I collagen alpha 2 chain is encoded for by the gene {{c1::COL1A2}}
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{{c1::Type I}} collagen is the most abundant in bones and connective tissue
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COL1A1 and COL1A2 mutations cause most {{c1::Osteogenesis Imperfecta}} syndromes
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OI {{c1::Type I}} is the most common type, and is inherited {{c2::autosomal dominant}}
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How is type 1 collagen affected in patients with OI Type 1?
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In what order do the types of OI increase from mild to severe?
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grey/blue sclera and opalescent dentin are characteristic symptoms of {{c1::type I Osteogenesis Imperfecta}}
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How is type I collagen affected by type II OI?
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OI Type II disorders are typically inherited {{c1::de novo autosomal dominant}}
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Stickler syndrome is a disease associated with defects in collagen type {{c1::II}} that has a variety of {{c1::ocular}} manifestations such as my…
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{{c2::Classical}} Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is associated with molecular defects in collagen type {{c1::V}}
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{{c2::Vascular}} Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is associated with molecular defects in collagen type {{c1::III}}
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Classical EDS is inherrited via {{c1::autosomal dominant}} patterns
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Soft, smooth skin with hyperelasticity, atrophic scars, and easy brusing are common symptoms of {{c1::classical Ehlers Danlos Syndrome}}
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Type III collagen is composed of?
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For collagen homotrimers (such as type III collagen), a defect on a single polypeptide chain can result in what proportion of the homotrimers being de…
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{{c1::Vascular}} EDS is associated with areterial/intestinal/uterine fragility or rupture, bruising, translucent skin
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{{c1::Hypermobility}} EDS is currently of unknown collagen etiology, however is associated with extreme pain and presents obstacles for clinician mana…
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How can OI be an autosomal dominant condition when there is no family history of OI (5-8%) of families without OI who have multiple children with OI
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Why is there such variation in phenotype in Osteogenesis Imperfecta
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